Helicopter with 22 passengers missing in Russia! – Bangladesh Diplomat

A helicopter with 22 people on board has gone missing over Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula. Most of the passengers are tourists.
In a video posted on Telegram on Saturday (August 31), Kamchatka Governor Vladimir Solodov said they lost contact with the Mi-8 helicopter early in the morning.
Russian authorities said rescue teams were searching for the helicopter. The helicopter took passengers to explore wild landscapes and active volcanoes.
The Mi-8 is a twin-engine helicopter, designed in the 1960s. It is widely used in Russia and crashes frequently.
A source in the emergency department told Russian state news agency TASS that the helicopter disappeared from radar almost immediately after takeoff. The crew also reported no problems.